How To Tell A Caxton: With Some Hints Where And How The Same Might Be Found (1870)
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How To Tell A Caxton: With Some Hints Where And How The Same Might Be Found (1870)

by William Blades

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Published in 1870, How To Tell A Caxton introduces readers to the study of books associated with William Caxton. Combining identification with guidance on where such works might be found, this concise antiquarian volume offers an engaging entry point into early English printing, bibliography, and book collecting.

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How To Tell A Caxton examines how to identify books connected with William Caxton, the pioneering English printer.

Published in 1870, the work reflects the interests of nineteenth-century bibliography and antiquarian book study.

Its title also addresses where and how Caxton-related volumes might be found, making it relevant to readers interested in locating early printed books.

The book will appeal to students of printing history, collectors, bibliographers, and readers curious about the material heritage of English books.

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